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rough

/rʌf/

Traduction: Décrit une surface qui n'est pas lisse, ou une situation difficile ou désagréable., Nom désignant une version préliminaire, inachevée ou non travaillée d'une chose, comme une ébauche, un brouillon, ou une surface à l'état brut., Verbe signifiant rendre quelque chose irrégulier ou rugueux, ou vivre dans des conditions inconfortables, souvent utilisé dans l'expression 'rough it' (se passer de confort).

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adjective

/rʌf/A2formal
  • frDécrit une surface qui n'est pas lisse, ou une situation difficile ou désagréable.

Describes a surface that is not smooth, or a situation that is difficult or unpleasant.

  1. Uneven surfaceA2formal

    Having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth.

    frrugueux

    • The rough texture of the stone made it difficult to walk on.
    • Her hands were rough from years of manual labor.
    • The road was rough and full of potholes.

    Synonymesbumpycoarseirregularjaggedlumpynubbypittedruggedscraggyuneven

    Antonymesevenflatlevelsmooth

  2. Approximate or not exactB1formal

    Not exact or precise; approximate.

    frapproximatif, imprécis

    • Can you give me a rough estimate of the cost?
    • I have a rough idea of what happened.
    • The rough draft of the essay needs more work.

    Synonymesapproximatecursorygeneralimpreciseinexactloosesketchyvague

    Antonymesaccuratecloseexactprecise

  3. Difficult or unpleasantB1informal

    Characterized by hardship, difficulty, or unpleasantness.

    frdifficile, dur

    • He's been going through a rough time lately.
    • The weather was rough during the storm.
    • She had a rough day at work.

    Synonymesarduousdifficultgruelinghardharshrigorousseveretoughtryingunpleasant

    Antonymesagreeablecomfortableeasypleasantsmooth

  4. Not gentle or violentB1informal

    Behaving in a harsh, aggressive, or violent manner.

    frBrutal

    • The kids were playing too rough and someone got hurt.
    • He has a rough manner of speaking.
    • The dog was too rough with the children.

    Synonymesaggressivebelligerentbrutalferociousharshrowdysavageviciousviolentwild

    Antonymesgentlekindmildsofttender

Formes
  • rougher comparative form
  • roughest superlative form
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noun

/rʌf/A2formalsport
  • frNom désignant une version préliminaire, inachevée ou non travaillée d'une chose, comme une ébauche, un brouillon, ou une surface à l'état brut.

A noun referring to a preliminary, unfinished, or unrefined version or state of something, such as a sketch, draft, or surface texture.

indénombrable

  1. Unfinished or preliminary stateB2informal

    A preliminary or unfinished version of something, such as a sketch or draft.

    frébauche, esquisse

    • I'll show you the rough of the design first.
    • He wrote a rough of his speech before editing it.
    • The artist presented a rough of the painting to the client.

    Synonymesdraftoutlinesketch

    Antonymescompletefinalfinishedpolished

  2. Difficult or unpleasant personC1informalbritish

    A person who is tough, uncouth, or prone to violence.

    frpersonne dure/dangereuse

    • The pub was full of roughs looking for a fight.
    • He was known as a rough in the neighborhood.
    • The roughs caused trouble at the football match.

    Synonymesbullyhoodlumhooliganrowdyruffianthugtoughyob

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verb

/rʌf/B1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant rendre quelque chose irrégulier ou rugueux, ou vivre dans des conditions inconfortables, souvent utilisé dans l'expression 'rough it' (se passer de confort).

A verb meaning to make something uneven or to live in uncomfortable conditions, often used in the phrase 'rough it'.

  1. Prepare in preliminary or sketchy formB2informal

    To create a rough, unfinished, or basic version of something, such as a drawing, plan, or document.

    frébaucher

    • The architect roughed out a design for the new building.
    • She roughed in the main points of her speech.
    • He roughed up a quick sketch of the scene.

    Synonymesadumbrateblock outdraftoutlinerough inrough outsketch

    Antonymescompleteperfectpolishrefine

Formes
  • roughed past participle
  • roughed past simple
  • roughing present participle
  • roughs third person singular

Variantes phrasalrough inrough outrough up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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